Every Sunday morning, a decades-old market in Japan's northeastern prefecture of Miyagi is crowded with local residents and tourists making their way down narrow aisles and checking a variety of fresh seafood.The bustling market in the Yuriage district in Natori has become part of the small port city's scenery -- but it was once unthinkable."I had almost given up my business, and didn't believe that we could rebuild our market," said Koichi Sakurai, who runs a seafood retailer at the market, looking back on the days when the city was devastated by the March 11, 2011 earthquake and tsunami."…READ FULL ARTICLE